Jin Yong's martial arts novels are set in the jianghu story, and a large number of happy and vengeful enmity have emerged in the book, so in Jin Yong's works, readers can appreciate a bloody and rainy jianghu. But Jin Yong's writing is as delicate as water, and he also focuses on the feelings between people, hatred, and the heroic feelings of caring for the country and the people.
In jin Yong's turbulent jianghu world, a sentence can be well fulfilled: people's hearts are separated from their stomachs. Even if they are brothers and disciples, even if they are masters and apprentices, they can fight for fame and fortune, for the sake of grace and resentment, and even fight with their lives.
In the past, the ancients regarded the master very seriously, and in the eyes of the Song people, the master was the parent. Therefore, when Yang Guo brazenly openly had a relationship with Xiaolongnü at the Hero Meeting, Guo Jing, who had always regarded Yang Guo as his own, would also be furious, and he raised his hand high and was eager to slap him to death, only because being related to Master was indeed a great rebellion and bad manners at that time.
From the current point of view, after all, it is still wishful thinking and nothing to blame for becoming related to Master, but some of the following four people have robbed Master's woman, and some have vowed to be incompatible with Master.
Because the plot of "Tianlong Eight Parts" is quite complicated, the protagonists and supporting characters that emerge are also dazzling, not only do readers see some clouds in the fog, but even Jin Yong himself cannot explain the plot of Tianlong very well. Before the new revision of the 2005 century edition of "Tianlong Babu" was not yet published, many friends were still troubled by many puzzles.
For example, Wuyazi's martial arts were so high, why didn't he take revenge, but had to pass on his divine skills to XuanZhu? Friends who have seen the newly revised version will know that under Jin Yong's changes, the cliffless man who fell off the cliff and did not die became a person with broken bones and bones, in the final analysis, he was paralyzed, so that he could only put down the Zhenlong chess game to inherit the divine skill and take revenge.
In addition, Jin Yong also made changes to Ding Chunqiu in the newly revised version of the Eight Parts of the Heavenly Dragon. Ding Chunqiu was transformed in Jin Yong's pen, and he not only fought fiercely with his teacher Li Qiushui, but also slapped Wuxiazi off the cliff, and since then he has established the Xingsu Sect on his own.
In the serial and revised editions, careful readers can taste Huang Yaoshi's feelings for Mei Chaofeng in Jin Yong's words. Because Jin Yong wrote extremely subtly, readers can only take it as a guess. Unexpectedly, in the revised version of the "Legend of the Archery Hero", Jin Yong directly wrote white, and Huang Yaoshi was secretly in love with Mei Chaofeng. It's just that as the owner of Peach Blossom Island, he is also one of the five best in the jianghu, this kind of rebellious move, Huang Yaoshi does not dare to act recklessly even if he is an Eastern Evil.
What Huang Yaoshi did not expect was that his beloved female disciple was snatched away by Chen Xuanfeng. When Chen Xuanfeng eloped with Mei Chaofeng, he also stole Huang Yaoshi's Nine Yin True Scriptures.
In this way, the plot that unfolds in front of the reader's eyes is even more clear--Huang Yaoshi, who lost Mei Chaofeng and the Nine Yin True Scriptures, broke the legs of all his disciples in anger.
When I was a child, I especially liked Yang Guo, thinking that he was handsome, smart and clever, and could marry the little dragon girl who looked like a heavenly immortal. After growing up a little, he felt that Yang Guo's fate was too miserable. In addition to the death of his parents and the many births and deaths of Xiaolongnü, Yang's path to study is also bumpy and tortuous.
Since he was the son of the deceased, Yang Guo was taken to Peach Blossom Island by Guo Jing, ready to teach a martial art carefully. But Huang Rong keenly sensed that Yang Guo's expression, movements, and thoughts were very similar to Yang Kang's. So he pretended to share the teaching pressure for Guo Jing, but here he robbed Yang Guodang not to teach a move and a half.
Huang Rong's strange behavior made the sensitive Yang Guo even more suspicious, and eventually a fight broke out - Yang Guo, who lost his hand and stunned Wu Xiuwen, was expelled from Peach Blossom Island, and from then on he worshiped Zhao Zhijing of the Quanzhen Sect as a teacher.
Zhao Zhijing was a third-generation disciple of the Quanzhen Sect, and he was simply a cloaked beast with a narrow mind and a wide-eyed retribution. Since his Tiangang Beidou Formation was easily defeated by Guo Jing, Zhao Zhijing even declared a personal vendetta and punched and kicked Yang Guo at every turn.
Yang Guosheng was arrogant and unyielding in nature, and the more he resisted Zhao Zhijing, the more fierce the retaliation became. Yang Guo, who was almost killed, fled to the ancient tomb and worshiped under the xiaolongnü's door.
Yang Guo's move is reasonable to look at now, but it should be known that the Song Dynasty attached great importance to the master-apprentice relationship. Although Zhao Zhijing was wrong, Yang Guo's approach was too extreme, so that Zhao Zhijing could beat a rake backwards, bite Yang Guo and destroy the ancestors, and rebel against the law, so that the matter of letting himself abuse Yang Guo finally ended.
In order to survive, Lu Wushuang actually entrusted Ququ to worship Li Moxuan as his teacher. Li Mo was quite defensive at first, but later saw that Lu Wushuang took good care of his living quarters, which slowly taught Lu Wushuang the martial arts of the Tomb Sect.
But after all, Li Moxuan had killed his parents, and Lu Wushuang was always thinking of ways to avenge Xue Hate. One day, Lu Wushuang took advantage of Li Moxuan's outing and stole Li Moxuan's most beloved "Five Poisons Secret Book".
Li Moxuan, who had heard the news, tore his face with Lu Wushuang, and Lu Wushuang also joined forces with Cheng Ying, Yang Guo, Ye Luqi, Xiao Xiaowu, Guo Fu, and others to fight Li Moxuan. At this time, Lu Wushuang and Li Moxuan were already extremely red-eyed when they saw each other, to the point where water and fire were intolerable and incompatible.
I have to say that Jin Yong's martial arts novels not only have wonderful and imaginative fights and duels, but also reflect the dark side of people's hearts in the words.
Guys, what do you think?